K is for Kite Handprint Craft (Free Printable Alphabet Activity)

K is for kite handprint was one of those crafts that started with a paintbrush and ended with my son running through the yard pretending his handprint could actually fly.

We weren’t aiming for perfect form, he got more paint on his shirt than the paper, but it was exactly the kind of alphabet activity that felt worth remembering.

Simple to prep, quick to dry, and easy to connect to conversations about weather, wind, and the letter K.

If your preschooler loves a bit of mess and movement, this is one of those pages that actually sticks.

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Letter K Handprint Art

K is for kite handprint was a favorite in our letter K week, quick to prep, and my son loved how his hand became part of the kite.

We used light blue paint, but he ended up adding glitter too, just because. It turned into a nice mix of creative play and letter recognition without much setup or cleanup.

Print the template on cardstock, grab your paints, and let the kids take the lead.

Once the handprint’s dry, they can color in the letter K and decorate the kite tail however they like. We hung ours up with the other alphabet crafts as part of our makeshift “letter wall.”

This printable is free for personal or classroom use. Scroll to the bottom to get the PDF.

Explore more letter K activities for preschoolers, hands-on ideas to help reinforce the letter through crafts, play, and learning.

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More Alphabet Handprint Templates

Looking for more? Try one of these next:

• J is for jellyfish handprint – A fun way to explore the letter J with swirling tentacles and bright colors.
• L is for lion handprint – Turn a handprint into a lion’s mane for a bold and creative letter L activity.

Each one follows the same simple format, print, paint, and let kids decorate their own alphabet animal.

Last Updated on 11 July 2025 by Clare Brown